JEC World 2020 preview: Trelleborg
Trelleborg Applied Technologies is showcasing advancements across its range of epoxy tooling boards.
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Trelleborg Applied Technologies (Stockholm, Sweden; Hall 5, Stand P50) is showcasing advancements across its range of epoxy tooling boards, including its latest dust-free tooling board developments.
The new TC760X premium quality tooling board reportedly does not dust during machining; it flakes rather than chips for a cleaner cut. It reduces airborne particles, improving production efficiency.
TC760 is a superior quality tooling board, offering premium performance at a cost-effective price.
TC460 is an ultra-high temperature, low density syntactic epoxy tooling board designed to meet the specific needs of moldmakers for a lightweight, CNC machinable board that produces close-tolerance, durable tools.
TB650 is a premium quality market leading, medium temperature, low density syntactic epoxy tooling board designed for the manufacture of accurate and stable master models and molds.
EP700 is a medium temperature, low density syntactic epoxy tooling board fulfilling the need for a cost-effective advanced solution.
EP678 is a medium temperature, low density syntactic epoxy tooling board offering a lower cost solution.
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